Great amusement and happiness expressed through laughter
GRE Vocabulary
Graduate Record Examination vocabulary. · 7,504 words
A subordinate person of lower rank or authority
Tall and thin in an awkward way
Mentally disturbed or insane
A decline or loss from an expected level of performance or achievement
Relating to controversy or strong argument
Appearing to be true or real, but possibly not so
Praise or credit given for an achievement
A projecting rim used for strength or attachment
The decaying flesh of a dead animal
To mark or establish boundaries; to distinguish clearly between things
A blessing or prayer, especially at the end of a church service
A cause of misery or ruin; a poison
A departure from the main subject in speech or writing
Dull and old-fashioned; heavy and hard to digest
A lottery where tickets are sold to win a prize (n.); to award by raffle (v.)
To speak loudly and threateningly; boastful, aggressive talk; a strong gust
A nominal leader with no real power; a carved figure on a ship's prow
A horn overflowing with abundance; a plentiful supply
A heavy hammer or snow vehicle; to hit with a heavy hammer
To gradually become or make less tight, fast, or intense
Careful and economical with money or resources; frugal
To eat or drink quickly and greedily; to consume in large amounts
A machine tool for shaping wood or metal by rotation
To adapt to a new climate or environment
A learned person or someone with exceptional ability in one area
A soothing ointment; to ease or soothe feelings or pain
To lie flat in submission; lying face-down; overwhelmed
To calm anger or anxiety; to appease or pacify
A slave; the state of being enslaved or dominated
Many and varied; a pipe with multiple outlets
Soft fluffy fibers from fabric; soft material for dressing wounds
Fragrant; strongly suggestive or reminiscent of something
Of or relating to marriage or the relationship between spouses
A short, simple, catchy song or poem
A parish priest or a cleric representing a higher-ranking member of the clergy
Occurring in irregular, intermittent bursts
Covered with mold; stale or musty
Shed skin or dead tissue; a muddy swamp; to shed or cast off